What does bladder cancer recurrence mean

One of the characteristics of bladder cancer is that it is easy to recur. Therefore, for patients with high-grade, multiple, invasive or T1 bladder cancer, we recommend a second transurethral resection one month after the first transurethral resection to reduce tumor residue and reduce the recurrence rate of bladder tumors. After recurrence, the mucosa is damaged and the patient may bleed when urinating.

Do bladder cancer patients experience lower back and buttock pain?

If bladder cancer causes obstruction of the bilateral ureteral orifices and hydronephrosis occurs, low back pain may also occur. However, if the bladder cancer is relatively small and does not cause obstruction of the orifices and distant metastasis, pain in related parts will not occur. You need to go to the hospital for a pelvic CT scan, cystoscopy, etc. to clarify. Bladder cancer may cause low back pain. It may be because the tumor growth blocks the ureter, causing low back pain caused by unilateral or bilateral hydronephrosis. It may also be because of hematogenous metastasis in the late stage of bladder cancer, which metastasizes to the lumbar spine and causes bone pain. This is mostly severe and continuous pain. Some patients with bladder cancer may cause widespread dissemination in the abdominal and pelvic cavity, resulting in invasion and compression of the nerves in the abdominal and pelvic cavity, which will also manifest clinically as low back pain symptoms.

Is bladder cancer blood in the urine bright red?

Controlling the progression of the disease through surgery, chemotherapy and other methods, and using ginsenoside Rh2 for treatment can reduce the side effects of treatment, prolong the patient's survival time, and improve the quality of life in the late stage. In case of ureteral obstruction, lumbar pain and lower limb edema may occur. In the late stage, pelvic mass, weight loss, renal insufficiency, abdominal pain, and bone pain may occur. Most bladder cancer patients have dark red hematuria.